Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-06-17
Dry and dusty again, and Tho mer,

curry in the nineties in shade,
Stephen IIartshorn has our thanks
Tor fine bouquets of handsome flowers.
Seed Buckwheat for sale by Conrad
Kohl, miles South of Perrysburg. lie.
Mrs. Samantha Cox, mother of Mr. John
Cox, Of this township, was buried at Bcllvillo
Ridge on Wednesday, agid so years,
The contractors for the sinking of
the Second gas well are getting their inn
plements upon the ground ready to com.
mence operations.
Letters for the following persons remain un.
claimed at the Postonicc In pcrrysburg: Miss
| Ida Winwrght, Canton Turney (2), Mr.. VIM.
Roe Miss Lottn A. Pixlcy.
Mr.. j. T. Gould at Champney's drug
store, will pay liberal reward for the
brass works of a clock, either stolen or
strayed on the first of the week.
The Junior Glass of our Union
School are making preparations for
pleasant reception at the residence OF
Mr.. Geo. Getz on Friday evening next,
The next Social OF the Ladies' Cenlcn.
niol Society, wi II be held at lhe:residence
OF Mrs Elisha p. Averill next Thursday
evening, June 2Sd.
"A slight change of running time of
three of the trains on the D.S NJ. took
effect on Sunday last. 1t suits several
of the regular patrons of the road at
this point.
Tho Bairdstown Times was after
Auditor Poe and the Sentinel few days
ago, and now it is after the Commits
sioners for not erecting an armory in
accordance with the provisions of stat
ute, and after repeated promises to do
| SO.
-Parasols from SOC 10 $3.50.
a. WILLIAMS.
The soap war is still on, and Mr. E.
l.. kingsbury has two or three able bodied,
life sized washerwomen, fully armed and
equipped, TO "ilIustrate" what soap ia
made for. This accounts for Mr.. Stubs
being around there more than usual of late
as referee, we presame.
MIR. G. B. Trudo has purchased
lot on Front street of Mr.. e. Lock, and
will at once proceed to erect thereon
a neat cottage residence for his ow use.
MIR. Art. e. Hitchcock has just COM
| picted a draft for the cottage which
is said TO be neat and well executed.
-Ready-mixed House and Carriage
Paints, Varnishes and Oils at
A. r. CHAMPNEY's.
Through the breaking of a shaft of his bug.
gy Mr.. John Fork, of LeMoyne, was thrown
over the bank near the hydraulic bridge yester.
day. Mr.. F. was severely bruised, and the bug
ey and horse were damaged by the roll down
| the embankment. He wus taken TO Dr. Rhcin-
franks office where he was cared for and IL dis.
patch sent TO his brother to call and assist him
| home.
In one of the races at Forepaugh's
circus at Toledo Saturday eve, one of the
horses fell, and in springing to his feet
one foot of the rider got tangled in the
trappings and was dragged some dis
tance before it became detached. The
young man was so severely injured that
lie died three days after.
See our fine Silk Mitts at 25c pair.
A. WILLIAMS.
They are getting the handling and
shipping of vegetables from the South
ern States North, down to fine point
of science in the past few years, as can
be seen by the fine condition and quality
of the crates of tomatoes received by
E, L. Kingsbury this week. They must
have the genius Yank down there,
-Mr. Henry Mandell, in paying his
subscription few days since, remarked
that it was the thirty-fift year that he
had done similar act, lie commenced
when the JOURNAL commenced in 1853
and had not been off the books since. In
all he had been subscriber to papers
published here over forty years. And
1t has mostly always been in advance
We have just received new Invoice
of Ladies' fine Kid Shoes, also line OF
good solid school Shoes for Misses &
children. A. WILLIAMS.
While at District Conference at
F.eeport this week Rev. Wiltsie learned
of the death of Rev. j. L. Scott, at his
home in Tennessee. Rev. Scott was
stationed here five years ago, and was
regarded by all an excellent man. He
got wild notions about church matters
and left the church while here. lie
accompanied his father to Tennessee
and it seems IS though the fates have
been against him ever since. He first
lost his father, then his two children
and one week ago Sunday he was laid
away for the final rest, leaving only
his lonely widow to mourn the loss.
Practical JeWeler.-Mr. j. 7. Gould,
vino has taken window in Mr.. Champ
ney's drug store, is meeting with good
success in his line of business. Mr.
Gould served an apprenticeship of seven
years in Dublin, Ireland, and has work.
ed in the leading watch manufactures
in America. With his practical knowl--
edge of the business he can clean watch
es, clocks and repair jewelry and guar
antee satisfaction both in price and
workmanship. Call and see him.
Burgiarics.-The pickpockets and bur
glars, attracted by the large crowds at Findlay
last week, must be working their way out
through Wood county. on Thursday night last
the store OF Albert Foot, Hymans saloon and
Klel's mill at Tontogany, were burglarizcd and
small sums OF money and goods taken. The
| Ohio Central safe at Pemberville was blown
open on Wednesday night of this week the
burglars made n raid ON Weston, entering Bald
wins dry goods store, Angels bakery, Ames'
shoe store, Parks store, and the blowing of the
safe of the D. & NJ. ut the depot. Small sums
Of money and goods We're taken from each.
| What next.
Superintendent Employed. on
Monday evening last the Board OF Education Of
Perrysburg School District No. /, selected, we
believe, by unanimous vote Mr.. S. NJ. Dick, of